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Untitled, Sigmar Polke German, Gelatin silver print
Untitled
Sigmar Polke
1975
Young Peas, Sigmar Polke German, Black ballpoint pen with traces of white glossy paint on paper
Young Peas
Sigmar Polke
1963
Opinion makes a loop, a car could have done it too, Sigmar Polke German, Graphite and blue porous-point pen on paper
Opinion makes a loop, a car could have done it too
Sigmar Polke
ca. 1968–69
Untitled, Sigmar Polke German, Watercolor and gouache on graph paper
Untitled
Sigmar Polke
1968
Untitled, Sigmar Polke German, Watercolor on paper
Untitled
Sigmar Polke
1982
I Live In My Own World, But It’s Ok, They Know Me Here, Sigmar Polke German, Mixed media on fabric
I Live In My Own World, But It’s Ok, They Know Me Here
Sigmar Polke
2002
Girlfriends I (Freundinnen I), Sigmar Polke German, Offset lithograph
Girlfriends I (Freundinnen I)
Sigmar Polke
Publisher Galerie h
1967
Untitled, Albert Oehlen German, Oil on canvas
Untitled
Albert Oehlen
2017
0+0=7, Suzanne McClelland American, Pigmented handmade cotton and linen paper and collage
0+0=7
Suzanne McClelland
2015
Sketch for "The Acrobats in the Circus", Fernand Léger French, Oil on canvas
Sketch for "The Acrobats in the Circus"
Fernand Léger
1918
Ausburg, Chuck Connelly American, Oil on canvas
Ausburg
Chuck Connelly
1983
Textural Space, Lois Bartlett Tracy American, Oil on canvas
Textural Space
Lois Bartlett Tracy
1947
The Guide (Éclaireur), Hervé Télémaque Haitian, Oil on canvas
The Guide (Éclaireur)
Hervé Télémaque
1962
The Bargeman, Fernand Léger French, Oil on canvas
The Bargeman
Fernand Léger
1918
Portrait of a German Officer, Marsden Hartley American, Oil on canvas
Portrait of a German Officer
Marsden Hartley
1914
Take Off, Helen Frankenthaler American, Oil and enamel on canvas
Take Off
Helen Frankenthaler
1956
A Place To Watch, Sally Hazelet Drummond American, Oil on canvas
A Place To Watch
Sally Hazelet Drummond
1973
Harpo, Pierre Alechinsky Belgian, Oil on canvas
Harpo
Pierre Alechinsky
1964
Untitled, Norman Lewis American, Oil on canvas
Untitled
Norman Lewis
1978
May Picture, Paul Klee German, born Switzerland, Oil on cardboard
May Picture
Paul Klee
1925
Interior No. 6, Klaus Fussmann German, Oil, and synthetic resin on canvas
Interior No. 6
Klaus Fussmann
1971
The Builders, Fernand Léger French, Oil on canvas
The Builders
Fernand Léger
1920
Picture Builder, David Salle American, Oil, acrylic and graphite on canvas
Picture Builder
David Salle
1993
Flowers, Andy Warhol American, Acrylic, silkscreen ink on canvas
Flowers
Andy Warhol
1964
Wall Forms and Blue Sea, Philip Guston American, born Canada, Oil on canvas
Wall Forms and Blue Sea
Philip Guston
1978
Industrial Works, David Burke American, Serigraph
Industrial Works
David Burke
Publisher Published by WPA
1935–43
Stretchers, Philip Guston American, born Canada, Oil on canvas
Stretchers
Philip Guston
1979
Selini, Paul Manes American, Oil on canvas
Selini
Paul Manes
1987
Desert, Peter Booth Australian, born England, Oil on canvas
Desert
Peter Booth
1985
Untitled, Vaclav Vytlacil American, Opaque matte paint on canvas on board
Untitled
Vaclav Vytlacil
1939
Pasiphaë, Jackson Pollock American, Oil on canvas
Pasiphaë
Jackson Pollock
ca. 1943
The Visitation, Salle Werner Vaughn American, Oil on canvas
The Visitation
Salle Werner Vaughn
1981
Magister, Victor Candell American, born Hungary, Oil on canvas
Magister
Victor Candell
1950
Number 11, Bradley Walker Tomlin American, Oil on canvas
Number 11
Bradley Walker Tomlin
1952–53
Symphony No. 1, The Transcendental, Richard Pousette-Dart American, Oil on canvas
Symphony No. 1, The Transcendental
Richard Pousette-Dart
1941–42

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